A quick-fire innings of 69 from Imran Latif and a five-wicket haul from Trinson Carmichael, propelled Berbice to a 69-run victory over Essequibo in the Castrol inter-county under-15, two-day cricket competition which ended yesterday at the Police Sports Complex ground.
Affiliates of the West Demerara Cricket Association (WDCA) last Saturday elected a new executive to serve for the new term, but the Demerara Cricket Board (DCB) has not yet accorded its recognition to the newly-elected executives.
Is the Government of Guyana a courageous but luckless crusader against narco-trafficking or has it been afflicted by chronic narcosis while cunning criminals contravene the law with impunity because they invest millions of dollars in the economy?
A man who allegedly had cannabis in his home was yesterday refused bail by Acting Chief Magistrate Cecil Sullivan at the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court.
The mini-bus driver charged with hitting down and dumping the body of an elderly man last year appeared yesterday on another charge stemming from the same incident and was granted an additional $20,000 bail.
Two men accused of having carnal knowledge of a teenaged girl and a woman at their home were yesterday refused bail by Acting Chief Magistrate Cecil Sullivan at the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court.
A 29-year-old fisherman who allegedly tried to murder his cousin was remanded to prison when he appeared at the Leonora Magistrate’s Court yesterday.
A taxi driver accused of robbing a woman at knifepoint of her gold jewellery was yesterday granted $40,000 bail by Acting Chief Magistrate Cecil Sullivan at the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court.
Dr Luncheon scratched his head. What was going on? His 40-year experiment to create the ultimate political machine was going seriously awry.
Dear Editor, The criminal case against the Chief Justice in Trinidad and Tobago is turning out to be an embarrassment against the government and an abuse of legal process.
Dear Editor, We have witnessed the passing of the budget, the Rio Summit , and soon we will be witnessing world cup cricket, but I want to draw to the attention of the President, the Home Affairs Minister and those in authority a matter that has been frequently reported on in the newspapers and other media.
Dear Editor, In his letter captioned “If Alexander and Norton are the PNC’s next leaders, their message and mission must change now” (KN 07.02.28) Mr Emile Mervin mentioned that Mr Robert Corbin lacks what it takes to lead the PNC at this time.
Dear Editor, Today I have read in your newspaper of the unfortunate child who was first knocked unconscious by a speeding motor cycle then crushed by a car and ultimately decapitated by a speeding minibus.
The Cavaliers Sports and Tour Club (CSTC) will be staging a Bartica 2007 International Race Walk on March 18 from 6:30am to mark the beginning of their series of international race walk events this year.
Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport Dr. Frank Anthony is expected to declare open the 6th Annual Linwest Games slated for the Mackenzie Sports Club ground on March 18, beginning at 10am.
Courts Pacesetters’ championship trio: Royston Siland, Stephon Gillis and Naylon Loncke will spearhead a well-balanced and talented Georgetown line-up in the upcoming inter-association best-of-three basketball tour-nament.
A policeman accused of shooting a barber four times a week ago outside a nightspot was yesterday charged with murder and refused bail at the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court.
Two persons were hospitalized after a large gang of heavily armed bandits stormed Lesbeholden South, Black Bush Polder area on Monday wreaking havoc and robbing four families and the police last night reported that a “special team” has been dispatched to the area.
Dear Editor, Mr. Dev, in his continuation of our dialogue, has so far refused to accept the multi-racial integration solution of a western polity, combined with meditative and reflective approaches by each race consistent with their religious and cultural traditions.
Dear Editor, I agree with Mr Brynmor Pollard when he said that parliamentarians are reading their speeches in the parliament.
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